In an impactful gathering on Tuesday, February 6th, the Women Community in Africa (WCA), the esteemed advocacy arm of Beyond Mentors Community Care Initiative (BMCCI), convened a pivotal meeting with the General Assembly and the newly inaugurated Secretariat. With a resolute focus on addressing gender-based violence (GBV) against women and children, as well as advocating against early girl child marriage, the assembly deliberated on crucial matters concerning the theme of the year and the comprehensive work plans for 2024.
The distinguished attendees included the esteemed Founder of WCA, Hajiya Khadijah Abdullahi Iya, the Vice President of WCA, Dr. Dally Adetoun, and Dr. Maimoona Salim, the Executive Director of Beyond Mentors Community Care Initiative (BMCCI). Their presence underscored the significance of the occasion, highlighting a unified commitment to effecting meaningful change in the realm of gender equality and women’s rights.
The meeting culminated on a note of unwavering dedication, with all participants reaffirming their collective resolve to ensure the successful execution of outlined initiatives. A key announcement emerged from the gathering, teasing the upcoming revelation of the theme of the year during the eagerly anticipated WCA meet and greet event. The ripple effects of this assembly are poised to be felt across civil society, with anticipated improvements and heightened collaboration on the horizon.
As the stage is set for transformative action, the Women Community in Africa (WCA) stands poised to lead the charge in championing the rights and well-being of women and children throughout the African continent. Congratulations to the WCA assembly on a productive and inspiring meeting, heralding a new chapter of advocacy and empowerment in 2024. Stay tuned for further updates on the impactful work of WCA as it continue to make strides towards a more equitable and just society.
